Table 1.
Author, Year (reference no.) | Country1 | WHO region | Data sources mortality | Data sources morbidity |
---|---|---|---|---|
Begg, 2008
[13] |
Australia |
WPRO |
Australian death registry from Australian Bureau of Statistics |
Disease registers, cohort and intervention studies and surveys |
Bowie, 1997
[22] |
South and West region, England |
EURO |
1992 Office of Population Censuses and Surveys age-specific mortality data |
World bank study |
Bradshaw, 2003
[14] |
South Africa |
AFRO |
1) Statistics South Africa, 2) Population Register, 3) National Injury Mortality Surveillance Study, 4) For children: 1996 census and the 1998 Demographic and Health Survey |
The South African Birth Defects Surveillance System |
Bundhamchareon, 2002
[16] |
Thailand |
SEARO |
Survey of Population Change |
Disease registers, routine databases or epidemiological studies |
Chapman, 2006
[41] |
Zimbabwe |
AFRO |
Vital Registration System and number of deaths for 1997 taken from a nationwide census |
Local disease registers, surveys and routine health service data supplemented by estimates from epidemiological studies from other settings |
Dodhia, 2008
[50] |
London, England |
EURO |
Local mortality data |
The GBD estimates from World Health Organization were used |
Hyder, 2000
[40] |
Pakistan |
EMRO |
Pakistan Demographic Survey of 1989, Pakistan Demographic and Health Survey 1990–1991, National Health Survey of Pakistan 1989–1994 |
More than 180 national and local data sources were reviewed to obtain information on diseases in Pakistan |
Innove Solutions, 1998
[51] |
West Pennine, England |
EURO |
National mortality data from Public Health Department |
West Pennine Health Authority morbidity data |
Jankovic, 2007
[52] |
Serbia and Serbia Montenegro |
EURO |
Serbian Office of Statistics mortality database |
Disease registers, routine databases, and epidemiological studies |
Laaser, 2007
[38] |
Syria |
EMRO |
National mortality register, analysis of the WHO life table of Syria and mortality sentinel surveillance |
National databases |
Lai, 2009
[27] |
Estonia |
EURO |
Vital registration of Statistics Estonia |
Estonian Health Insurance Fund database |
Lopez, 2006
[9] |
Global |
Global |
Death registrations, population-based epidemiological studies, disease registers, and notification systems. |
Disease registers, epidemiological studies, health surveys, and health facility data |
Mathers, 2001
[28] |
Australia |
WPRO |
Australian death registry from Australian Bureau of Statistics |
Disease registers and epidemiological studies |
Melse, 2000
[21] |
Netherlands |
|
Dutch death registration |
General practitioner registrations, national registries, and population surveys |
Michaud, 2006
[35] |
United States |
AMRO |
Mortality File from the National Center for Health Statistics 1996 |
National health surveys, the National Hospital Discharge Database, disease registers, and epidemiological studies |
Murray, 1997
[10] |
Global |
21 regions in the world |
Death registration systems, sample death registration systems, epidemiological assessments, cause of death models |
Disease registers, population surveys, epidemiological studies, health facility data |
Naghavi, 2009
[31] |
Iran |
EMRO |
data from the national death registry of Health Ministry ME |
Disease surveillance systems, hospital disease registries, representative national surveys, subnational and local studies. |
Phua, 2009
[39] |
Singapore, Malaysia |
WPRO |
Registry of Births and Deaths |
National disease registers and surveillance or notification systems, national health surveys, health services utilization data |
Pike, 2002
[30] |
Queensland, Australia |
WPRO |
Australian death registry from Australian Bureau of Statistics |
Australian BoD YLD data |
SA Department of Health Australia, 2005
[12] |
South Australia |
WPRO |
Australian death registry from Australian Bureau of Statistics |
Disease registers and epidemiological studies |
Somerford, 2004
[29] |
Western Australia |
WPRO |
Australian death registry from Australian Bureau of Statistics |
Australian BoD YLD data |
Stevens, 2008
[26] |
Mexico |
AMRO |
National Mortality statistics |
Vital statistics, national censuses, health examination surveys, and published epidemiological studies |
Tobias, 2001
[20] |
New Zealand |
WPRO |
New Zealand Health Information Service mortality |
Disease registers, population surveys, hospital discharge register |
Ünüvar, 2004
[15] |
Turkey |
EURO |
Death statistics obtained from provincial and town centers in Turkey, hospital records and Directorate General of Security data |
Population Census, Records obtained from government agencies, National surveys, national and international reports and articles |
Victorian BOD, 2005
[19] |
Victoria, Australia |
WPRO |
Australian death registry from Australian Bureau of Statistics |
Disease registers, routine databases and population health surveys |
World Health Organization, 2008
[8] |
Global |
21 regions in the world |
Death registration systems, sample death registration systems, epidemiological assessments, cause of death models |
Disease registers, population surveys, epidemiological studies, health facility data |
World Health Organization, 2009
[11] |
Global |
21 regions in the world |
Death registration systems, sample death registration systems, epidemiological assessments, cause of death models |
Disease registers, population surveys, epidemiological studies, health facility data |
Yoon, 2007
[24] |
Korea |
SEARO |
The Korean National Health Insurance system |
Large normative cohort |
Yusoff, 2004
[17] |
Malaysia |
WPRO |
Malaysian mortality data of the Department of Statistics subdivided in four regions |
Disease registries, routine databases and epidemiological studies |
Zhao, 2004
[18] |
Northern Territory, Australia |
WPRO |
Australian death registry from Australian Bureau of Statistics |
Disease registers, population surveys, expert opinions |
Zhou, 2011 [36] | Yunnan Province, China | WPRO | Medical death certificate information from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | Indirect method: YLD/YLL ratio for China taken from the WHO World Health Report 2002 |
1 Country / region and country of the study population.